And yet he was on the team for the duration of the contract and played games every year. You may not like the results of him on the field which is fine. But there are many many players who were dumped after one year who take the prize in that category IMO.
Hell we just had an OL who we signed as a free agent that lasted one year was paid more for only a handful of games in Jackson.
Allen Robinson also paid more for a 3 year contract lasted one year of that contract and gave us less than Tutu the last couple of years.
Any money that Bobby Evans and Brian Allen got paid was too much. Just a few off the top of my head that were worse IMO.
Gotta disagree with you there. Only because of the actual numbers...
Noteboom:
3 year / $40 million contract: Constantly injured as a backup, and was a sad backup at that. Couldn't trade him, and couldn't release him because of the massive dead money hits of around 11mil (last year). He also had a average salary of 13.3 million per year to be a backup, which is insane.
Brian Allen:
3 year / $18 million contract: Average player, got cut and only had a 3.1 mil dead money hit, and saved 4.9mil against the cap. Yeah you can't compare the two... At least the rams had some leverage to move on from a somewhat below average player.
Bobby Evans:
Not even sure why you brought up Bobby Evans, he was cut on a rookie deal, and was drafted mid rounds. He didn't work out, pretty simple, but based on contracts he doesn't compare to boom or Allen. He was also a backup the entire time he was a Ram. So what he sucked... Rams swung and missed on a mid round pick, happens.
Allen Robinson:
You have a point on Robinson, however, they were able to unload Robinson after just one year with the Rams. We swapped draft picks with the Steelers and we had a total dead money hit of around 20 mil for a one year rental. But at least we got some compensation for him and were able to move on, unlike Noteboom. The Steelers also paid some of his dead money hit of about 3-4 million, which the Rams paid the remaining 10mil left on his deal.
Point being sometimes shit doesn't work out with players, but the Rams moved on from them and didn't give them big bloated non tradeable contracts. Especially players that never actually proven themselves for a stretch of time. Which the rams had Boom on a rookie deal for how long? 4 years....
I'll never understand the Boom contract or what the coaches saw with him. Because tape doesn't lie, and he was bad, and sometimes really bad.